It is not clear how often employees would be able to take advantage of the reduced hours.
According to the AP, reactions from business owners have been mixed. Tony Weber, CEO of Glazen Creative Studios, said, "Our employees work so much overtime as it is, I think it will benefit us in the long run."
Alan Dutka, of National Survey Research Center, was not so sanguine. "We are in business to do business," he said, "not to support the arts."